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    Call for Participants and Contributors — Exporting to Germany & the EU Workshops

    The GNZCC’s 2025 exporter workshops return with practical insights and cultural know-how to help New Zealand businesses succeed in Germany and the EU.

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    A Night to Remember: Celebrating Excellence at the 2025/26 GNZCC Business Awards

    On May 1st, we proudly celebrated the very best of German–New Zealand business at the 2025/26 GNZCC Business Awards Gala – an evening dedicated to honouring innovation, leadership, and collaboration.

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    The Balance Project - Co-Working Space in Christchurch

    The co-working space brings collaboration and creativity to life, where people can pursue their work, passions, and ideas amongst like-minded individuals in a vibrant and convenient location in Addington, Christchurch.

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    Kicking off the future of clean energy on Rarotonga!

    The project "Green Future: Decentralised Solar and Hydrogen Energy for Rarotonga, Cook Islands" has officially launched – taking a big step towards climate action, energy independence, and community engagement in the Pacific.

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    Membership Survey Results: Your Feedback, Our Future!

    As we move further into the year, we want to extend our gratitude to all members who participated in our recent survey. Your insights are invaluable in shaping the future of GNZCC and ensuring we continue to provide the best possible support, networking, and business opportunities for you.

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    MFAT Market Intelligence Report: ‘One Year On’ - Implementation of the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism

    To meet its 2030 and 2050 emissions targets, the EU is implementing an ETS and a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) by 2026, with New Zealand producers well-positioned to comply due to ETS experience and limited affected exports.